Boothbay Harbor Map

Description: This map shows neighborhoods, streets, roads, parking lots, beaches, harbors, buildings, piers, ferry routes, and parks in Boothbay Harbor.

Description: This map shows streets, piers, marinas, picnic areas, houses, buildings, cafes, bars, restaurants, hotels, monuments, parking lots, shops, churches, points of interest, and parks in Downtown Boothbay Harbor.

Description: This map shows streets, parking, public restrooms, boat launch, boothbay region land trust preserves, ada, urgent care/clinic, ambulance, opera house, police dept, fire dept, post office, town office, historical society, maine state aquarium, coast guard base, library, worship, national park, fort edgecomb, kayak, american legion, and rotary club in Boothbay Harbor.

Description: This map shows atm location, boat tour, boothbay region greenhouses, boothbay register, dining, fisherman's memorial, gas station, hardware store, information center, kayak & canoe rental, lodging, municipal building/fire & police stations, memorial library, opera house, our lady queen of peace catholic church, post office, public restrooms, retail, shipyard, and whale park in Boothbay Harbor.

Description: This map shows where Boothbay Harbor is located on the Maine Map.

Boothbay Harbor is a town in Lincoln County, Maine, United States. It is situated on a peninsula along the Atlantic coast, roughly midway between Portland and Rockland. The town is one of the most prominent seaside resort communities in the Mid Coast region of Maine.

The area was first settled by Europeans in the 17th century and was part of the town of Boothbay until 1889, when Boothbay Harbor was incorporated as a separate town. Its economy historically depended on fishing, shipbuilding, and ice harvesting, with commercial fishing and lobstering remaining important activities into the present day.

Today Boothbay Harbor is best known for tourism. During the summer season the population increases substantially as visitors arrive for boating, sightseeing, and access to the surrounding coastal scenery. The harbor supports numerous marinas, excursion boats, and whale-watching and puffin-watching tours.

The town covers a small land area and had a population of roughly 2,000 residents as recorded in recent United States censuses. Nearby attractions include the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, located just outside the town center, and a network of islands and lighthouses accessible by boat.

Boothbay Harbor experiences a humid continental climate, with cold winters and mild summers moderated by the Atlantic Ocean.

Main sights in Boothbay Harbor

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